2025-2026学年福建省厦门市第十中学高一（下）期中英语试卷

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The STAR Ec Statin is an envirnmental science museum，a wildlife rescue center，and a shelter fr endangered and illegally-traded freign animals cnfiscated（没收） by the and Wildlife Service.It carries ut the missin "Preservatin thrugh Educatin"by educating visitrs abut the preservatin f the envirnment and the inter-dependence f all living things.
Field trips
The STAR Ec Statin hsts field trips fr schls and camps thrughut Suthern Califrnia.Each field trip lasts tw hurs，cnsisting f a ne-hur gathering and a ne hur tur f the facility，with lessns assciated with Califrnia State Science Standards.
Thrughut the field trip，students learn abut the latest develpments in envirnmental prtectin and the ways in which wildlife interacts with varius ecsystems.The students als receive an up-clse and hands-n experience with ur rescued freign wildlife.The tur includes different envirnmental exhibits that shwcase the ways students can help prtect animals in the wild.
Field trips are ffered n weekdays nly，frm 10 a.m.—12 12 p.m.—2 rate is ＄6 per visitr，bth child and adult，with a ＄120 minimum.We ffer ne free adult per 10 children fr grups f 40 r mre.Maximum capacity is 120 peple per field trip.
Public turs
Guided turs f the STAR Ec Statin intrduce visitrs t ver tw hundred rescued freign wildlife.Each tur is led by an Ec Statin staff member，and features fun animal facts，hands-n animal encunters，surprising rescue stries，envirnmental exhibits，and riginal appraches t ging green.Visitrs may nly see the animals n a guided tur，fr bth yur safety and the safety f ur animals.
The guided tur lasts apprximately 45—60 minutes.Public turs are ffered n Saturday and Sunday，frm 10 a.m.—4 p.m.（last tur begins at 3 p.m.）.Our guided public turs start every hur n the hur.Visitrs are served n a first-cme，first served basis.N reservatins are required.Hwever，turs may sell ut.We suggest larger grups schedule a private tur.
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Our regular public turs times are subject t change withut ntice.Please call in advance fr the mst up-t-date infrmatin.
1.The STAR Ec Statin aims t ______ .
A. help research wildlife abrad
B. raise awareness f wildlife prtectin
C. cllect mney fr animal shelters
D. prvide a knwledge f unusual animals
2.What can students d during a field trip？ ______
A. Make a speech n the envirnment.
B. Take part in a freign wildlife rescue.
C. Get t knw why species get endangered.
D. Learn hw living things affect each ther.
3.Fr a guided tur，visitrs shuld knw that ______ .
A. large grups are served firstB. it is available n weekdays
C. its time culd changeD. bking is needed
B
Mike Pavlik sees a lt while recvering stlen bikes arund Minneaplis.Once，pretending t be a ptential buyer，he dressed up in a sprt cat and met a seller.Pavlik tk nte f the bike's make，mdel，and markings，cnfirming it was the ne he was hunting.He asked t take it fr a test ride.The seller wanted sme cllateral （抵押物）.
"D I lk like the kind f guy that steals bikes，dude？"Pavlik recalls asking the man.Then he just pedaled ff.An hur later，the seller texted him， "I guess yu're nt cming back？"
Pavlik is part f an unusual army：amateur detectives wh find stlen bikes and return them t their wners.As bike theft becmes mre prfitable，grassrts effrts t frustrate thieves are springing up natinwide.The vlunteers say recvering bikes can be strangely fun and addictive.
Pavlik，wh is 51，wrks part-time at Trader Je's when he is nt serving as a detective fr Twin Cities Stlen Bikes，which has a Facebk page with 11，000 members.Pavlik has a certain skill set frm wrking as a bartender and a Natinal Guard plice fficer."I can read peple and talk t them really well，"he says."I'm als nt afraid t get in smene's face.Mst f these guys are cwards（胆小鬼）."
Said a Minneaplis plice spkesman："While we cmmend all residents wh step up t imprve their cmmunities，safety and lawfulness are the mst imprtant.We d nt supprt aggressive strategies that put anyne in harm's way."
One guy wh Pavlik says allegedly（据说） runs a bike theft ring als stands ut.The first time he cnfrnted the man with a bike's prf f wnership，the man pedaled ff.Pavlik gave chase n his bike and sht him with pepper spray until he crashed."I gt him，"he says."Then I just lifted the stlen bike nt my shulder and sped ff."Anther victry.
4.Why did Pavlik ask t take the bike fr a test ride？______
A. T check the bike's cnditin.B. T impress the seller.
C. T take back the bike.D. T shw he is a serius buyer.
5.What is the main reasn fr the rise f amateur bike detectives？______
A. Scial media's rle in rganizatin.
B. The rise in bike theft cases.
C. Vlunteers' enjyment f bike recvery.
D. The plice's failure t stp bike theft.
6.What des the plice spkesman imply？______
A. Pavlik's methds are against the law.
B. Residents' actins are wrth encuraging.
C. Imprving cmmunity living safety is urgent.
D. Dangerus situatins shuld be left t the plice.
7.Which f the fllwing best describes Pavlik？______
A. Brave and skillful.B. Friendly and hnest.
C. Cnfident and sciable.D. Kind and patient.
C
As classical music adapts t the digital age，its cultural imprtance remains clear.The 2025 Beijing Frum fr Symphnic Music highlighted the urgent need fr innvatin.Orchestras must change nt nly their artistic expressin but als hw they cnnect with audiences.This ensures that sympbnic music will cntinue t thrive fr future generatins by embracing bth its lng histry and the transfrmatins f a new era.
A central fcus is attracting yunger listeners.Data shws that a grwing number f cncertgers are nw under 45，with many brn after 1990 and 2000.T cnnect with this grup，rchestras are integrating music int digital wrlds familiar t them，such as vide games and mvies.Fr example，the Ryal Philhamnnic Orchestra hsts cncerts playing famus game sundtmcks，which have been very successful.This apprach shws that yung peple are eager t experience symphnic music in frmats they feel cnnected t.
Orchestras are als adpting new frmats and technlgies.Sme have intrduced 60-minute cncerts t create shrter and mre accessible experiences fr mdern attentin spans.Artificial intelligence is als changing the field .AI systems can nw cmpse music quickly，and they can help chse prgrams fr cncerts.While Al cannt replace a musician's persnal feelings and skill，it saves time，allwing musicians t fcus n mre thughtful decisins.
Beynd technlgy，the future depends n training yung musicians and engaging lcal cmmunities.Music schls aim t prtect students' passin and creativity，preparing them fr a prfessinal wrld.Meanwhile，rchestras are mving ut f traditinal cncert halls.In Tianjin，fr instance，free utdr perfrmances bring music t the heart f the cmmunity.Similarly，a festival in Switzerland hlds cncerts in schl gyms and lcal barns，creating a relaxed and welcming atmsphere.These effrts make classical music mre accessible and inviting，helping it stay relevant in tday's sciety.
8.Hw des the Ryal Philharmnic Orchestra attract yung audiences？______
A. By ffering free utdr cncerts.
B. By playing music frm vide games.
C. By using A l t create new wrks.
D. By shrtening their cncerts t ne hur.
9.What can be inferred abut using AI in chsing cncert prgrams？______
A. It will sn replace human musicians cmpletely.
B. It makes the prcess mre efficient and thughtful.
C. It can fully understand the audience's emtins.
D. It always prduces better music than humans d.
10.What is the main purpse f hlding cncerts in cmmunity places like schl gyms？______
A. T shw ff the students' musical skills.
B. T prmte turism in the lcal cities.
C. T make classical music feel mre welcme.
D. T test new sund equipment and technlgy.
11.What is the authr's main attitude tward the future f symphnic music？______
A. Wrried abut its disappearance.
B. Optimistic abut its innvative ptential.
C. Critical f its mve away frm traditin.
D. Uncertain abut the impact f AI.
D
Paris is full f cultural significance.Yet，despite its wealth f cultural htspts and architectural delights，sme turists wh explre the City f Light experience"Paris syndrme（巴黎综合征），a psychlgical cnditin that ften results in nausea（恶心） and increased heart rates.An interesting phenmenn is that Paris syndrme is"mst cmmn amng Japanese turists".Why？
Many Japanese visitrs g with a deeply rmantic picture f Paris—the beauty f French wmen，the high culture and art.But when the reality f the mdern city f Paris sets in，with its seemingly unfriendly service and cnfusing public transprt，sme turists simply find their hpe falling thrugh.
"An encunter with a Parisian waiter wh shuts at custmers might be laughed ff by thse frm ther Western cultures.But fr the Japanese—used t a sciety where pliteness is valued and vices are rarely raised in anger—the experience f their dream city turning int a nightmare can simply be t much，"said Rdanthi Tzanelli，a prfessr f cultural scilgy.
S Paris syndrme shuld be regarded as an extreme frm f culture shck，which is an illness resulting frm the lss f meaning when peple find themselves in a different symblic reality，accrding t Rachel Irwin，a senir researcher.The symptms assciated with culture shck are similar t thse experienced by smene wh is feeling anxius.Accrding t the analysis f Calm Clinic，a mental health resurce platfrm，when smene is experiencing anxiety，signals that are related t the fight r flight respnse will be sent t the stmach.The signals change the way the bdy prcesses fd，causing nausea.
Besides，Tzanelli pints ut that the syndrme is nt specific t Paris and nbdy can be free f culture shck as lng as they g t new places.The syndrme is likely a"general phenmenn"，as yunger generatins tend t travel t different cuntries，and are likely t be mre aware f what they'll encunter at a destinatin.Therefre，they're unlikely t be bitterly disappinted when they're there.
12.Why d Japanese turists experience great discmfrt in Paris？______
A. Paris lacks real histrical and cultural htspts.
B. Paris fails t meet their rmantic expectatins.
C. They find Paris' public transprt less mdern.
D. They cannt adapt t the lcal climate.
13.What des Rdanthi Tzanelli aim t explain in paragraph 3？______
A. Hw culture influences the behavir f turists.
B. Hw Japanese turists react t Paris syndrme.
C. Why Paris syndrme particularly strikes the Japanese.
D. Why the Japanese value pliteness and avid cnflicts.
14.What cnclusin abut culture shck can be drawn frm Rachel Irwin's wrds？______
A. It can be seen everywhere.
B. It leads t peple's mental illness.
C. It damages peple's sense f self-identity.
D. It's due t cnflicts between different cultural cntexts.
15.What will be the authr's advice n vercming Paris syndrme？______
A. T be prepared fr new encunters in advance.
B. T fcus n the psitive aspects f a destinatin.
C. T visit new places tgether with yung peple.
D. T avid ging t unfamiliar destinatins.
二、阅读七选五：本大题共5小题，共12.5分。
We yungsters believe that ur respnsibilities t the cuntry begin nly when we enter the wrkfrce.This is because we cnsider urselves as helpless t d anything at that time.（1）______
Raise awareness f imprtant scial issues in the cuntry.The vice f the yung can make itself heard in areas like educatin ，pllutin and health care.These are issues that directly influence ur lives and shuld be taken ntice f by us.（2）______
Supprt the cmmunity by actively participating in vlunteering.Vlunteers are always needed t assist ld peple's hmes and ther charity rganizatins.（3）______ Simple things like cleaning the huse，entertaining r listening t the elderly，r making vice recrdings fr the visually disabled are all within ur reach and far mre significant than shpping r hanging ut at shpping malls.
Participate in all kinds f activities that prmte ur envirnment.Planting new plants and trees t minimize pllutin and create a clean envirnment in which t live.（4）______ Using ne-ff materials，such as plastic bags and lunch bxes，als causes burden t nature.We shuld avid these and many ther similar behavirs if we want t see a better envirnment.
（5）______ There are many things we cannt d right nw，such as influence public plicies，but we may prepare urselves t be ready when the time cmes fr us t cntribute.A significant amunt f time and mney has been invested in develping us as yung leaders f the future，and we must nt ignre ur respnsibilities.In the end，taking n ur respnsibilities t ur sciety is a big step in helping t imprve life in ur cuntry.
A.Get well prepared fr any pssibilities.
B.Invest time and mney t ensure a better future.
C.Other efficient strategies include nt thrwing rubbish everywhere in the streets.
D.As a result，we pstpne any duty until we enter the wrkplace.
E.But we shuld realize that there are rles we may play at the mment.
F.Thus，by prviding ur services regularly，we are prmting a caring culture.
G.By shwing that we care abut ur sciety，we can better urselves and ur cuntry
16.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
17.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
18.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
19.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
20.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
三、完形填空：本大题共15小题，共15分。
My husband and I were n ur flight t America.The cabin （机舱） was (21) fr the films when shuts f "Wake up!Oh，help!" rang ut. "Is there a dctr abard？" N dctr wanted t hear these wrds while flying，but I still answered quickly.
I was ut f my (22) and ran t see a frightened elderly wman hlding the hand f her husband，wh wasn't (23) t her.His head was back， (24) clsed.I did a quick examinatin：clur gd，n evident pain，breathing (25) withut effrt.I sat dwn，still (26) his heartbeat，and asked the wman abut her husband.Luckily，he had a (27) medical histry and tk n medicine.The cuple had travelled t (28) their 60th wedding anniversary.It had been a gd hliday，she explained，but (29) .Suddenly her husband pened his eyes，and asked， "What's happened？" S I explained， "Yur heartbeat isn't quite right，and that may have (30) yur uncnsciusness （昏迷）."
Sn after，when I reprted the whle situatin t the (31) ，he asked me， "We can put the plane dwn in 20 minutes in Gander，r (32) fr tw hurs in Trnt.What d yu want me t d，dc？" "Put it dwn，" I replied.Althugh I dn't knw (33) what resulted in the man's truble，the truth is，travel fr (34) can be stressful，and there's enrmus ptential fr medical treatments.
Three weeks later，I received a thank-yu nte frm the gentleman，wh will (35) remain in gd health fr years t cme.Seeing each patient getting well again is the best gift fr a dctr.
21.A. darkenedB. decratedC. heatedD. lightened
22.A. bedB. seatC. rmD. ffice
23.A. respndingB. smilingC. whisperingD. waving
24.A. fingersB. handsC. muthD. eyes
25.A. heavilyB. rapidlyC. frequentlyD. smthly
26.A. tuchingB. stppingC. checkingD. cunting
27.A. cleanB. hrribleC. seriusD. legal
28.A. cngratulateB. celebrateC. admireD. appreciate
29.A. relaxingB. satisfyingC. tiringD. bring
30.A. brught abutB. resulted frmC. reacted tD. made up
31.A. participantB. piltC. passengerD. plice
32.A. pull verB. hld nC. carry nD. turn arund
33.A. fr certainB. in briefC. at leastD. abve all
34.A. teenagersB. childrenC. senirsD. adults
35.A. immediatelyB. hpefullyC. abslutelyD. typically
四、语法填空：本大题共1小题，共15分。
36.Shi Guangquan：Prtectr f Lingyin Laba Festival Custms
Brn in March 1961，Shi Guangquan，a Chinese flk artist，has spent all his life preserving and develping the (1) （ traditin）Laba Festival custms.in 1989，he became a mnk at Faguang Temple in Haimen，Jiangsu，and (2) （ begin） learning the rituals（宗教仪式） and cking skills f the temple's Laba Festival—an ancient festival celebrating harvest，and cmmunity kindness.During the time (3) *lived in temples like Lnghua in Shanghai and Guangfu in Chngming，he cntinued t practice and lead these custms.
In 2007，Shi jined Lingyin Temple in Hangzhu as the main leader f (4) temple，where he actively prmted the custms.He intrduced a free ticket practice fr the temple during allwing the festival， (5) （ allw） lcal peple t jin the celebratins.Mre imprtantly，he made a big grup activity f giving ut Laba prridge t citizens，turning the temple (6) an imprtant centre fr cmmunity warmth. (7) （keep） the traditin alive，he wrked with his team t create new wrkplaces，such as interactive wrkshps，mixing ld rituals with mdern life.
Shi's (8) （ effrt） have made Lingyin's Laba Festival a famus prvincial intangible（非物质的） cultural heritage， (9) （ list） in 2017.His wrk shws hw traditinal culture can remain lively and have meaning fr tday.By cnnecting the past and present，he has helped peple understand the value f preserving their cultural rts，making the festival nt just a ritual， (10) but Wa living part f cmmunity life.
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五、书面表达：本大题共2小题，共40分。
37.假定你是李华。为增强学生对中国传统文化的了解，你校将举办"传统文化体验日"（Traditinal Culture Experience Day）活动。请你代表学生会给校英文网站写一则英文通知，
内容包括：
（1）活动时间和地点；
（2）活动内容；
（3）活动意义。
注意：
（1）写作词数应为80个左右，可适当增加细节，使行文连贯。
（2）请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Ntice
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The Students' Unin
38.It had been a busy day at Vineyards in Napa.As I was clsing up I nticed a passprt in the cash register drawer（收银柜）.There was a nte with it explaining that smene had fund it in the wmen's restrm.
I had almst finished checking the register receipts（收据） when the phne rang.It was a wman named Christine wh had left her passprt behind.She was flying back t New Yrk the next mrning and needed her passprt t bard the plane.
Christine said she was meeting friends whm she hadn't seen fr several years fr dinner in San Francisc；she wuld drive all the way back up t Napa after dinner t get it back.
I culd have left the passprt under the frnt dr mat，but I thught abut what a bad way it wuld be fr her t end her day after having such a great experience here in Napa.And then I asked，"Where are yu staying in San Francisc？I will send the passprt t yu in persn."After all，it wuld nly be an hur rund trip.
A few minutes later，I started my drive t San Francisc when my cell phne rang again.It was Christine，with her vice trembling，"I'm s srry.I was invlved in a car accident n the way t the htel.N ne's hurt，but the car's nt drivable，and I can't even g t the htel sn."I asked her where she was.When she tld me that she was at a lcal plice ffice which was quite a distance frm the htel，and asked if I wuld leave her passprt at the frnt desk f the htel.I said，"Sure."
注意：
（1）续写词数应为150左右；
（2）请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Hwever，at the thught f Christine's trembling vice，I changed my mind.
______
When I arrived at the plice statin，a yung wman waited utside.
______
1~3.【答案】B、D、C
4~7.【答案】C、B、D、A
8~11.【答案】B、B、C、B
12~15.【答案】B、C、D、A
16~20.【答案】E、G、F、C、A
21~35.【答案】A、B、A、D、D、C、A、B、C、A、B、C、A、C、B
36.【答案】【小题1】
traditinal
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began
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when
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the
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allwing
【小题6】
int
【小题7】
T keep
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effrts
【小题9】
listed
【小题10】
but
37.【答案】Ntice T deepen students' understanding f Chinese traditinal culture，ur schl will hld a Traditinal Culture Experience Day this Friday in the schl hall.
Varius activities will be arranged，including calligraphy writing，paper-cutting wrkshps and exhibitins f traditinal musical instruments.Teachers and invited artists will give brief intrductins and ffer hands-n guidance，allwing students t experience the beauty and charm f these cultural treasures.
This event prvides a valuable pprtunity fr us t appreciate ur cultural heritage and strengthen ur cultural cnfidence.All students are warmly welcme t participate and explre the richness f Chinese traditins.
The Students' Unin
38.【答案】 Hwever，at the thught f Christine's trembling vice，I changed my mind.Instead f leaving the passprt at the htel，I decided t drive directly t the plice statin where she was.The traffic was heavy，but I was determined t get there as sn as pssible.I imagined hw wrried and frustrated Christine must be，and I didn't want t add t her trubles.【高分句型一】S I carefully made my way thrugh the cngested streets，cnstantly checking the GPS t ensure I was n the right track.（想到克里斯汀颤抖的声音，我决定送护照去警局，不惧堵车赶路）
When I arrived at the plice statin，a yung wman waited utside.I culd tell frm her anxius expressin that she was Christine.As sn as she saw me，her eyes lit up with hpe.She rushed twards me and thanked me prfusely.I handed her the passprt with a smile，saying it was n big deal.She tld me that this trip was extremely imprtant t her，and she was s relieved t have her passprt back.Seeing her happy and relaxed，I felt a great sense f satisfactin.It was definitely wrth the extra effrt t help her ut in such a difficult situatin.【高分句型二】（我到警局时遇到焦急的克里斯汀，还其护照，她非常感激，我感到很满足）